Maungakiekie

General electorate in Auckland Central

Suburbs connected22 suburbs & localitiesShow ▾

Onehunga, Mount Wellington, Ellerslie, Greenlane, Royal Oak, Panmure, Penrose, Tamaki, Te Papapa Industrial, Te Papapa, One Tree Hill Amaru, Oranga, Mount Wellington Ferndale, Mount Wellington Industrial, Mount Wellington Hamlin, One Tree Hill Oranga, Epsom South, Hillsborough North, Remuera Abbotts Park, Panmure Glen Innes Industrial, Remuera Waiatarua, Sylvia Park.

Boundaries do not always follow the edge of a suburb. Hillsborough North, Remuera Abbotts Park, Panmure Glen Innes Industrial, Remuera Waiatarua are split with a neighbouring electorate, so they appear on more than one page. Hover a dotted name for the share that falls here.

Built from the 2025 electorate boundaries used for the 2026 election, matched against Stats NZ statistical areas. Names are the official ones, so a very small settlement may sit inside a larger named locality rather than appear on its own. If you are unsure which electorate you are in, check your address on vote.nz.

Source: Stats NZ: 2025 electorate boundaries and 2026 statistical areas

Enrolment info87.62% enrolled · as at 31 July 2026Show ▾
Enrolled
55,987
Est. eligible
63,898
Not enrolled
7,911
Enrolment rate
87.62%
Which roll people are on
General roll 53,041(94.7%)Māori roll 2,946(5.3%)
Enrolment by age band for Maungakiekie
AgeEst. eligibleGeneralMāoriEnrolledNot enrolled%
18 - 246,1442,8202773,0973,04750.41%
25 - 296,4314,4144294,8431,58875.31%
30 - 347,7855,8264186,2441,54180.21%
35 - 397,5076,3583586,71679189.46%
40 - 446,2275,5442435,78744092.93%
45 - 495,0294,6822464,92810197.99%
50 - 544,7704,2962524,54822295.35%
55 - 594,3154,0062034,20910697.54%
60 - 643,9493,6181843,80214796.28%
65 - 693,3313,2521543,406-75102.25%
70+8,4108,2251828,407399.96%
Total63,89853,0412,94655,9877,91187.62%

Enrolment figures are as at 31 July 2026. The eligible population is the Electoral Commission's own estimate, so “not enrolled” is the gap between that estimate and the roll — not a count of identified people.

Some age bands show above 100% enrolled, which means the roll holds more people than the population estimate for that band. This appears in the Commission's own published table and is not an error here.

The youngest band is consistently the least enrolled: 18 - 24 sits at 50.41% here, against 87.62% across all ages.

Source: Electoral Commission: enrolment by general electorate

2023 election resultsShow ▾

Electorate (candidate) votes, 14 October 2023. Winner: Greg Fleming (National), majority 4,617.

  • Greg FlemingNational16,952 (48.4%)
  • Priyanca RadhakrishnanLabour12,335 (35.2%)
  • Sapna SamantGreen Party3,138 (9.0%)
  • Margo OnishchenkoACT1,291 (3.7%)
  • Andrew HoggNZ First920 (2.6%)
  • Philip BridgeIndependent249 (0.7%)
  • Eric ChuahRTV136 (0.4%)

Source: Electoral Commission (electionresults.govt.nz). Electorate (candidate) vote only; party vote not shown.

Current MP for Maungakiekie

Greg Fleming

Current MP
National
FromAuckland
About
Chartered Accountant and community leader with 25+ years building social institutions, now MP for Maungakiekie.
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Candidates

Keegan Langeveld

New
NZ First
FromAuckland
About
Chair of Young New Zealand First and 2023 Dunedin candidate; University of Otago politics/sociology graduate

Priyanca Radhakrishnan

Labour
FromAuckland
About
Former Minister and first person of Indian origin to become a Minister in New Zealand.

Focus

List MP contesting Maungakiekie to reclaim the seat she lost in 2023; focused on cost of living, healthcare, housing, and the electorate's diverse communities.

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Juan Alvarez de Lugo

New
ACT
FromAuckland
About
Chartered civil engineer specialising in flood risk, stormwater and climate resilience.

Focus

Standing in Maungakiekie on infrastructure, flood and stormwater resilience, and housing affordability.

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Adam Powell

New
Green Party
About
Kaiako (teacher), union leader and rainbow advocate.
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Derrick Paull

New
TOP
FromAuckland North Shore
About
Business owner and recreational-fishing advocate with deep community involvement in Auckland.

Focus

Campaigning on economic reform and housing equity in Maungakiekie.

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General electorateAuckland Central2026 General Election - 7 Nov 2026